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Esitmated Living Costs - A Snapshot
Mercer's cost of Living Survey 2006 lists the following as the 5 most costly cities to live in.
They are as follows: Moscow, Seoul, Tokyo, Hong Kong and London.
Other Asian cities costlier than Singapore include Osaka and Beijing. Singapore was placed 17th.
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Item/Cost (SGD)
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Accomodation
Rental varies based on location, size, facilities, market demand etc
- Public Housing flats/apartments: $800 - $1,500 per month
- Private Housing (Condominium/house): $2,000 - $6,000 per month
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Utilities
Varies based on personal or family's usage: $80 - $300 per month
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Public Transport
- Buses/MRT Trains: $0.65 - $3.00 per trip
- Taxis: $2.50 flag-down fare, $8 - $24 per trip
Indicative fare: from residential areas to CDB during peak hours.
Fare varies based on distance covered and other surcharges.
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Communication
Monthly price plans varies based on promotional rates and bundled services offered by service provider. Excludes installation, hardware and other applicable service fees.
- Mobile Phone Plans: $19.95 - $200 per month
- Residential Fixed Line Telephone: From $150 per annum
- Broad Band Internet Price Plans: $19.95 - $208 per month
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Meals
- Hawker centres, coffeeshops and foodcourts: $2.50 - $6
- Mid-range dining: $6 - $30 (cuisine, family restaurants, fast food chains)
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Entertainment
- Cable TV: Starting at $30 per month
- DVD Rentals: $7.50 - $9.50 depending on day of week
- Clubbing and Drinks: Approx $35 onwards
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Global Talent
Singapore is ranked 1st for having the best labour force and 2nd for the most attractive environment for highly-skilled foreigners
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International Hub
Singapore is one of the best-connected countries in the world, with excellent sea, air and telecommunication links
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